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How Saving Energy Can Hurt Astronomy

In Astronomy by Brian Koberlein17 September 20171 Comment

The efficiency of LED light has been a boon for humanity, and a bane for astronomers.

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How To Build A Pinhole Camera, And Why It Works

In Astronomy by Brian Koberlein20 August 20170 Comments

Pinhole cameras are easy to build, and great for viewing the solar eclipse.

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Syzygy

In Astronomy by Brian Koberlein12 April 20170 Comments

What does syzygy mean in astronomy?

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Millions In Motion

In Astronomy by Brian Koberlein4 April 20170 Comments

We can now observe the motions of millions of stars through the sky.

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What We Really See

In Astronomy by Brian Koberlein18 March 20174 Comments

What astronomers observe, and what people think they observe are very different.

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How Green Was My Meteor

In Astronomy by Brian Koberlein30 January 20171 Comment

Lots of objects in the night sky are green, but they are green for a variety of different reasons.

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National Observatory

In ACEAP by Brian Koberlein20 January 20170 Comments

Kitt Peak is the oldest national observatory in America.

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We Three Kings

In History by Brian Koberlein25 December 20161 Comment

Was the Star of Bethlehem a real astronomical event?

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Phantom Time

In History by Brian Koberlein18 December 20162 Comments

Did the Catholic Church simply make up 300 years of early Medieval history? Astronomy clearly says no.

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Brian Koberlein is an astrophysics professor who can't stop rambling about how awesome the Universe is.